Administrator Guide

Parameter Description
After the administrator congures the CMOS on a template unit, the
administrator should sign on to "cmos" account on ThinOS Lite to get the
CMOS content saved to the cmos le on writable File Server xen
directory.
Then the xen.ini must be congured with "Device=CMOS action=restore",
so all target units will get updated with the same CMOS setting as
template unit after reboot.
Once the restore action is nished, both "Device=cmos Action=extract"
and "Device=CMOS action=restore" must be removed from the related
INI les.
The usage of other settings is self-explanatory. If the BIOS GUI has
respective feature settings, then user can use these INI parameters to
congure those settings.
[CurrentPassword= password NewPassword = password]—This option
is used to change the device BIOS password. CurrenPassword is required.
The maximum count of the password string is 19 bytes.
[AutoPowerDate={yes,no}]— This option is used to enable the system
to turn on automatically on a scheduled time and day.
If the value specied is no, the system does not turn on automatically.
If the value specied is yes, the system turns on automatically at the time
specied in AutoPowerTime and AutoPowerDays.
AutoPowerTime—This option species the time for the system to turn
on automatically. The value range for hh is 0 - 23 and the range for mm
and ss is 0 - 59.
AutoPowerDays—This option species the day to turn on the system
automatically. For example, Device=Cmos AutoPowerDate=yes
AutoPowerTime=2:30:30 AutoPowerDays=Sunday;Friday;Saturday
Device=keyboard
[numlocko={no, yes}]
[repeatrate={0, 1, 2}]
[repeatdelay={0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7}]
[disabledKeys={PrtScn;SysRq}]
Device—Species the local keyboard.numlocko — Default is no. Yes/no
option to turn o the NumLock of the keyboard.repeatrate — Default is 1.
Species the keyboard repeat rate.
0 — Slow
1 — Medium
2 — Fastrepeatdelay — Default is 2. Species the keyboard delay in
seconds, before repeat.
0 — 1/5
1 — 1/4
2 — 1/3
3 — 1/2
4 — 3/4
5 — 1
6 — 2
7 — No Repeat
186 Creating and Using xen.ini Files